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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

anb probationary life upon earth. Itial
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tuiltiae and cosyert oss portioa Of II iste :
neat chapel where divine services car be held
and 10 devote the Of, her part to school purposes,
provided the necessary srragemeats can be per-
fected. We learn that it is the Intention Of the
Rev pastor to obtain some nuns from one Of the
Catholic religious orders to take charge of the
school if scholars enough can be obtained, and
higher educational advantages thaa 10 possible
in our public schools will be offered 10 the pso-
pie of this sec,ion together with . thorough
course Of music and other accomplishments
The work of repairing the building has already
begun under the supervision OF Mr.. A. A.
Elder and will be rapidly pushed to compile
tion If the necessary funds Can be Obtained
To this end the Rev. Father Renaud calls upon
all liberal disposed persons in this vicinity to
assist him with subscriptions which can be left
at the store of Msssrs. Roberts L Owen in Port
Tobacco. The work is good one and We hope
there may be NO drawback to the successful
accomplishment of the plans of the energetic
protector, for apart from the advantage Of h.v-
ing a neat chapel and we'll conducted school in
our midst, the handsome appearance Of the
building when completed will add greatly to
matter all success and hope our charitable citi-
zens will come forward literally with subscrip-
lions.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

The Republican National executive com
mittee met in Washington on Thursday oi
last week and decided to hold the Presi.
dental nominating convention at Chicago
on June 10th, 1888. The Blaine men were
in the majority on the committee, and the
place and date were fixed by them, to suit
their own purposes. Chicago Republican,
are strong for Baine. and when the cen
vention meets will raise . hurrah for the
Plumed Knight that is expected to carry
the day for Blaine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
An End to Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,, says:
"Having received so msch benefit from Elee-
trio Bi,ters. feel it my duty to let suffering
hn nlanity know it. Have had n running sore
On my leg for eight years; my doctors told me
| would have ,s have the bone scraped or leg
amputated. | used. instead, th es bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen' &
Arnica Save, and my leg is now sound and
we'll" Electric Bit,ers are sold at Fifty cents
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

TIE Win ~ Fortune.
The wiles and allurements Of all games of
cha nee, as is well known, takes a strong hold
on the average citizen, and the desire to have
other peoples money in ones pocket to spend
is a stong temptation to TRY ones Luck
During this month a party of young men in
our immediate vicinity, feeling the depression
caused BY the strigency of the times, and be-
ing eager and feverish in their desire to get rich
al . stroke, Invested twenty dollars 10 lottery
tickets of the Louisiana State Lottery, the
capital prize of which at the drawing this
month is $500. 900, With about 2, 900 smaller
prizes to back it should the tickets held failed
to secure the FIRST big "stake." The twea ty
dollars we're invested in twenty different tickets
and should either or any win, the successful
holder is to divide his lucky draw equally
among the whole number whose money was in
the ''pot" The drawing occurred last Tues
dag and it is expected that the -rH-cIt will be
known here tomorrow, SO there are twenty
anxious hearts awaiting with bated breath the
turn of fortune. wheel. You can tell any OF
the number by the look of sweet expectancy
they continually wear and one which We hope
will not be turned sad disappointment when
the result is known Should any tirket win
the $500, 600 we will report the fact in our
rext issue.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
What Am l To Do!

The symptoms Of gliousness are unhappily
but too we'll known. They diGer ~ different
individuals to some extent. A Bilious man is
seldom n breakfast eater. Toe freqsently alas,
be has an excellent appetite for liquids but sone
for solids Of a morning. His tosgus will hardly
bear inspection At any time; if it is not white
and furred, it is rough. at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out Of order
and Diarrhss or Constipation may be q symp-
tom or the two may alternate. There are often
Hemorrhoids or even loss Of blood. There may
be giddiness and often headache and acidity OF
nstulence and tender ness in the pit Of the stom
aeh. To correct al this il not effect cure tr,
Green's August Flover, it costs but title and
tho usa nds attest its Efficacy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
Bills to be Inlr0duc+d

Bills to be Introduced.
Representative Compton will introduce the
following bills in Congress as soon rs the cem
mittees are announced To provide for the
pay ment of certain ad dsancss made TO the United
States government by the State Of Maryland
and Virgsia for the erection OF public build
ings in the District Of Columbia also to ap
proprate Sis, 900 to establish new lighthouse
at Cobb Point Bar, at ,he mouth Of the Wicom
leo river also bill nur horizing the refund ing
OF the duty ch,r.ed upon a clock aad chime of
bells for ST. Timslhy's Church, at Catonsville;
also bill TO pension Mary Jane Webster, OF
Prince Georges county also bill suthorzing
a preliminary survey and location Of the Poto-
mac and Chesapeake free ship-cansl also bill
10 pay Thomss P. Gray. Of this ceunty, tor
certain property lost during the late war also
to restore W. C. Spence, OF Annapolis, to the
army, with the rank Of captain.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

always keep their heA.is c'cAs. ss.sss~
can recognize . chance whes they see
the latter waste 50 much time in compl,i
ing or :hcir lot and OF the -oppressios /
capital" or they keep 30 bciuddled, ID
they never accumulate ssythiag. or /.
unable to see chances when they are pr,
scnted TO them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.
Orphans' Court Of Chnres County, Ses
NOVEMBER 18th, 1887.
ORDERED by the Court that Frank VI.
OTurner, administrator Of Thos. P. Turner,
deceased, give the notice required BY law to the
creditors Of said Thos. P. Turner, deceased, 10
exhibit their claims, legally authenticated, by
advertisement published in some one newspaper
published in Charles county, Maryland, once in
each of three successive weeks.
True copy,-test:
J. BENZ. MATTINGLY,
Reg. Wills for Charles Co.
NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orpbans'
Cosr. of Charles county, Maryland, letters of
Adminstration on personal estate of
-: - THOMAS P. TURNER,
late'of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
varied to exhibit the same, with vouchers
shereof legally authen ticated, to the subscriber,
Or before the 18th day of May, 1888.
They may otherwise by law he excluded from
all benefit Of said deceased's estate. Given un-
der my hand, this 9Th day OF November, 1887.
FRANK V. L TURNER,
Adm'r OF Thos. P. Turner, dsssAsea.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

Quintoleo-The great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Remedy. Reliable, Safe and
Efficient. Price so cents per bottle. For
sale by all Druggists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

imeat and put thinking people @
~ due, and on the day Of election be received
the largest vote recorded for any candidate. s1-
ceeding that Of the other well kssva gentle
men who composed the ticket BY fat,erins
plurality. HIS work in the ha lie of the LeSis.
lature is toe fresh in the minds Of our people 10
need recapi,ulatisn here suffice il to s.y ,ha,
At the adjournment Of that sedy-vhicb was
conc edeoly one Of the most in tel ,eciua that bad
ever assembled at Annspelis-be came home
with the envisble reputation Of being the peer
Of any member whe sa, on the Hoor, and fully
deserved the plandis which be received, not
only Of bis home constituency, but Of his party
and the people OF the esiire State. Last fall
be was the candidate of his party fsr the posi-
tioa Of States Attorney. He made bold and
aggressive canvass and worked indsfatig iguably
for the success of his party which be hsIped TO
gain though himself sfeated II is supposed
that the strain on his nervous system and the
exposure attending that campaign srosght on
the disease which prov. d SO fatal TO him in its
effects. His funeral took place on Sunday and
was one Of the largest that has ever occurred
in our county, il being estimated that fully 500
or 600 persons were in the line Of The funeral
cortege or bad assembled at the grave in Mount
Rest ce metery TO aties, the regard, the este. m
and the love all felt for this high ,,inied and
honorable citizen whose life, though short, Was
upright and useful His remains were borne
to their last resting place BY Messrs Jobs H.,
Hugh and VIM. II. Mitchell, DR.. J. T. Diggss
and Jonithan Selman, his uncles. F.. c. Fer
gusson, DR.. J. Harris Stenestreet aad F. Y
Stenestreet. The Howard Riae., of which be
was an ex-member, also attended in body,
without arms.
GSFor New and Stylish Winter Millinery.
call at Mrs. A. Quenzel
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

The Weather.
The weather so far this winter has been in
striking contrast with the opening Of the win :
ter season in 1886. Last year the cold wave
struck Us early ia December aud kept increas-
ing in frigidity to the holiday season. On the
the 7th Of that month . heavy snsw storm came
which covered the ground 10 . depth Of sever
al inches and made 6ne seigbing for those Of
elegant leisure who could en, Joy it. The most
Of the ice crop Of the county WAS gathered into
the houses before the lst Of January, and, IS 10
we'll known, the early freeze WAS BY far the
most solid article. Thus far this winter cold
wheathsr has been the exception. We have
had few cold days but not continusus enough
for ice to iorm to any considerable thick ne IS
and hat was made during the nights generally
thawsd early in the following day. No snow
has yet appeared, and the indications are that
this year will see "green Chris,nss" To
many this warm weather bas its blessings, bst
those whose wood piles are copious and v hose
"killings" we're plentiful, prefer TO have winter
weather in its proper season, and not 10 linger
and come " hen aprng should appear.
Wise Recomme endation.
Among the recon neA Adations Of the State
Boz ard Of Health, We 6nd the following: ut
i, the common belief that measels, scsrlet-ever,
whooping -couga, mumPs, dlphtberia. and the
other diseases Of childhood are nscesssri rily con.
tracted hy every child. This is = mistake
These diseases are all contagious. and pass from
person to person, by actual contact. By great
care, their spread may be much restricted and
the lives of many children saved. When these
| diseases prevail in = community, it 10 best to
Withdraw the children for a time from Il . day
and Sunday schools, and 50 far as possible. to
Isolate them from other children. In no case
should they attend the funeral of persoa dead
from any of the above diseases, and in case of
scarlet fever and dipb,beris, it is best Tor par
en- ts to remain away AS much as possible from
houses where they prevail, no matter in how
! light form"
~ On hand, q New Supply of Spectacles
nd Eyeglasses, ct Mrs. A. QuenzePs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

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The Weather.

~For New and Stylish Winter Millinery
call at Mrs. A. Quenzel.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

- On hand, a New Supply of Spectacles
nd Eyeg lasses, at Mrs. A. Qaenzers-
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PEACE WITH ROME.

The Pope Pleased with Results in Prussia
The Difference with Italy.
ROME, May 24-The Pope. in an allocution
yesterday, referred to the religious peace with
Prussia, which the Pope said he had made every
effort to attain. Continuing the Pope said:
I'VE felt more concerned at the evils of this re-
ligious struggle with Prussia, and as we were
unable to remedy them by striving alone. owing to
the obstacles which impeded our power, we in
voked the cooperation of the German bishops and
the Catholic Deputies in the Prussan Diet from
whose constancy and concord the church derived
great fruits and expects still greater. Thanks to
the equitable and pacific sentiments of Emperor
William and his councillors. the Prussian gov
ernment removed the more serious inconven-
fences and then accepted the various practical
conditions or peace by which some of the for
mer laws against the church have been repealed
and others mitigated. Something remains, but
we must rejoice ut what we have obtained, and.
bove all. in regard TO the free action of the
Pope in the government of the church In Prus-
sia We do not despair of yet obtaining the
best results in other parts of Germany, notably
in Hesse- Darmstadt God grant that Italy, who
is particularly dear to us, may share the spirit
of peace with which we animated toward all
nations. We earnestly desire that Italy should
put aside her unhappy difference with the pa
pacy whose dignity is violated chiefly by con-
spiracy of sects. The means of obtaining con-
cord would be to establish the Pope in position
where he would be subject to no power in the en-
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AT THE CZAR.

Particulars of the Attempt to XIII Him
While He Was in the Don Cossack Capital
ODESSA, May 25.-Particulars of the attack
upon the Czar at Novo-Tcherkaski, last Wednes-
day, have been received here The Car and
Czarna were returning from the ball given to
the Emperor by the mobiles of the Don Cossack
country on that evening. when shot was fired
at the Gar from the crowd which lined the
roadway The person who fired the
shot Immediately set upon by those
nearest him and beaten and otherwise maltreated
that he was insensible when, a moment later.
the police reached and took possession of him.
He taken to Jail, where he searched.
and upon his person was found bottle contain
ing poison, six cartridges, a revolver from which
one shot had been fired, and an ugly-ooking
dagger He restored to consciousness, but
refused to answer any questions The Gear be-
trayed not the slightest sign of fear during the
excitement succeeding the shot, but it is signif
cant that he returned to St. Petersburg three
days earlier than he had originally intended.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.

He Promises to Visit Indiana, but Declines
to Name q Date for the Event
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, May 24-About one hundred
citizens of Indiana met the President this
ing in the East Room of the White House, by ap-
pointment TIE party was headed by Congress
man Bynum and Mayor Denny, of Indianapolis,
and included every citizen of the State in Wash
ington, so far heard from The Governors
staff who are attending the interstate drill,
were embillished with gorgeous uniforms and
pleased the chief magistrates eye Colonel Pen
dleton, in behalf of the Governor and the State.
Mayor Denny, in behalf of the city. and Mr..
Mitchell, in behalf of the State Board Of Agri-
culture, made eloquent and persuasive
speeches, inviting the President and
Mrs Cleveland to attend the State fair
on the 23d of September next The President
replied that he had made up his mind 10 in
dulge in a visit to the West this fall, which h
had long wished to make, and had about prom
ised 10 visit ST. Louis the 9th of Septem ber.
IL he could arrange his plans as to do SO. he
would be greatly pleased to take in indianapolis
on that trip. and thanked the people of Indiana
for their cordial invitation. Mr. Mitchell sug.
gested that il the President would designate the
dates on which he could visit the West
most conveniently, the managers of the
fair associations would be very glad
to change their plans accordingly. The Presi-
dent replied that ne much preferred not to do so.
he did not care to place himself on exhibition
on such occasions. 1t is probable that the visit
to Indianapolis can be arranged when the Presi-
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Cable Notes.

The Archbishop of Boston has arrived at
Rome
Emperor William will go to Gastein in July
as usual, Notwithstanding the rumors to the con-
trary
Daniel Manning will leave Bournemouth on
Monday next for Liverpool. He will sail for
New York on June l. His health is much i'm
proved.
Much anxiety is felt concerning Crown Prince
Frederick Williams condition. DR.. Mackenzie
will make final examination of the Princes
throat to-day.
The Cambridge University crew have agreed
to the Harvard College crew if the
sary funds to cover the expenses of the trip to
America can be raised.
A dynamite bomb exploded under ii
Police Court. at Hebburn Durham county. Eng
land. Monday night, partially destroying the
building. The outrage is attributed to strikers
Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore. who has for
several days past been the guest of Judge Tighe.
his residence in Ballindine. County MAYO.
Ireland. returned to Dublin yesterday, aud will
sail for America on Thursday.
Urgent business questions have arisen in the
German Imperial Foreign Office, and Count Her
bert Bsmack. Imperial Minister of Foreign
Affairs, who is at present visiting Earl Rose
berry, in London, has been summoned to return
to consider them.
Canon Fleming. one of the chaplains in ordi-
nary to Queen Victoria, has just published
volume of sermons The Pail Mall Gazette al
leges that one of the sermons is n gross plagiar-
ism of sermon delivered by Dr. Talmage of
the Brooklyn Tabernacle six years ago.
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THE GAS FIELD.

Marion Opens a New Well Which Promises
to Equal the Paramount Gusher.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARION, May 24.-Gas well No of this place
was drilled into the Trenton rock this afternoon,
producing an immense flow of gas. The we'll is
a remarkable one in the volume discovered on
the first penetration of the Trenton. The crust
had been opened than the gas
came up with a rush, carrying bits of stone
large as hulled wainuts. The drilling was con-
tinued feet into the Trenton. At that
depth the we'll is fully the equal of the famous
No. 3 here. and half the size of
the great Paramount well. ten miles south.
which is unquestonably the largest in the State
At that depth work suspended to repair
tools and to and pack. Work will be re-
sumed in the morning. The big well at Fair
mount is thirty feet in Trenton limestone
If No. keeps increasing, it will equal
it's great rival half that depth in
the Trenton. The stockholders their
mettle and it is their purpose to continue as
long as the drill can be made to go downward
No. was drilled for the purpose of furnishing
free gas to incoming factories. A comDanany in
South Marion organized for the same purpose,
commenced work we'll No. D this morning,
and another gusher will probably be in operation
within the next two weeks.